parfleche painting

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Parfleche painting is a traditional Native American art form involving bold, geometric designs painted on rawhide containers and objects, especially among Plains tribes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American art
decorative art
traditional art form
appliedOn parfleche bags NERFINISHED
parfleche envelopes
rawhide cases
rawhide containers
rawhide shields
rawhide trunk covers
associatedWithCulture Arapaho people NERFINISHED
Blackfoot Confederacy NERFINISHED
Cheyenne people NERFINISHED
Crow people NERFINISHED
Plains Indians NERFINISHED
Shoshone people NERFINISHED
Sioux peoples NERFINISHED
createdBy Native American women
Plains women artists
developedInRegion Great Plains NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic abstract patterns
bold designs
geometric designs
hasFunction ceremonial decoration
expression of identity
storage decoration
visual storytelling
hasMedium paint
hasMotif chevrons
diamonds
radial symmetry
rectilinear patterns
triangles
preservedIn museums
tribal collections
relatedArtForm ledger art
plains beadwork
relatedTo parfleche
timePeriod 19th century
contemporary era
pre-contact era
usesColor black pigment
blue pigment
green pigment
red pigment
white pigment
yellow pigment
usesMaterial animal hide
rawhide
usesTechnique freehand brushwork
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stenciling

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